[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Huge fan of press and seal. I often have leftovers (I hate wasting food!) and press and seal works great. Much easier to use than cling wrap. And just like it shows on the package, it works great for avocado! I used to put extra avo in a baggie, but they stay fresher and greener using cling wrap!

I bought this at a warehouse center in a 3 pack. Opened the first one and you can not tear the plastic wrap off the roll. The knife would not cut through warm butter. I ended up wasting more then I used to cover bowls. I now use a knife to cut the plastic when needed. Will not buy this again.

This is the only plastic wrap that really works. It seals tight on almost anything. We needed to cover my husband's forearm for a week after surgery in order to shower. Press n' Seal is perfect! I use about 3 feet. It sticks tight to the bandage as well as his skin, and no water at all leaked in. It would be great on arm or leg casts as well. Dry off with a towel, unwrap, done. I'm going to tell his surgeon about it tomorrow!

I buy this all the time because I love the way it sticks to everything. But this last roll has been a complete nightmare. It doesn’t want to roll out. So I had to take it out of the box & try it that way. Now the whole roll is all squished together making it almost impossible to use. I dread when I have to wrap things up now. Are you doing something different to this product?

I've wrapped fresh melon halves, covered open cans & leftovers on a plate. It has stayed on tight on every one of them! Most wraps stick to glass, but this Glad Press 'n Seal is awesome! You have to be careful not to press on the box as you unroll it, but it tells you that on the box, because it even sticks to itself. :) Great product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really thoghi was great and convenient the 1st time I wrapped something. When I had totake some of the food out and rewrap the bwl, the Press N Seal was sticky and stuch to itself, not really the bowl anymore.

I LOVE to use Press'nSeal, but I hate the packaging! The box falls apart after one or two uses, the cutter is nearly useless, and the plastic end caps keep falling out. I don't recall having these problems when the product first cam out. Whatever you did, change it back! It's driving me crazy but I don't want to quit using the product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] There are a handful of inventions over the years that have truly revolutionized human society. The printing press, silicon computer chips, The polio vaccine, vulcanized rubber tires... AND GLAD PRESS ‘N SEAL. When I first got married I sent a text to my wife when she was out grocery shopping and asked her to pick up some Press ‘n Seal since I was running low. She brought home some regular old cling wrap like it’s 1960 or something. I was actually kind of upset & showed her the text where I specifically told her to get Press ‘n Seal. She laughed and said “It’s all the same”?!? I promptly challenged her to a Leftover Soup Duel!!! loser had to clean the kitchen. She covered her bowl with the junk she brought home. I covered my soup bowl with a piece of my coveted Press ‘n Seal. Then, just like in the commercial, I flipped it upside down in one hand. She attempted it, but made a huge mess because of course it’s NOT “all the same”. We now NEVER run low on Glad Press ‘n Seal. EVER.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I don't usually use this cling wrap stuff. But this product changed my mind. I love how it seals and stays put. Would definitely recommend this. It works so well if on a bowl or just the product it self.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use this product all the time. It's easy to use, seals nicely and you use less than you would with normal plastic wrap. It seals so tight, you can easily stack bowls on top of each other to save room in the refrigerator. All of that being said, it does leave behind a film on your dishes that does not come off easily. Also, if your bowl is cold, don't bother. It pretty much doesn't stick then.